Shocking as patriots Jabrill Peppers expresses regret for his horrible remarks to Saquon Barkley following the New England Patriots’ defeat by the Giants: “You lucky people we a**”

Safety Jabrill Peppers of the New England Patriots expressed regret to his teammates for remarks he overheard saying to running back Saquon Barkley of the New york.

After the Giants defeated Barkley 10–7 last weekend, Peppers was heard over a microphone saying to Barkley, “you lucky we a**.” The two players then hugged one other.

Social media users took to the video, and Peppers responded to his comments on Friday.

Peppers added, “I just want to apologize to my coaches and teammates for even having to answer questions about that.”

“Me getting quoted on a hot mic is not the most important thing we should be worrying about.” Ultimately, our record is 2-9, we possess a non-traded top-5 pick in the draft, and we are all aware of the norm. It’s not that at the moment, even if we all know how it should appear.

“It’s not directed towards anyone in the changing area.” “We,” I said. That is our property. That’s something I own.

Barkley, a 28-year-old safety, played alongside Peppers while he was a member of the Giants from 2019 to 2021.

In his first two months of the Patriots’ season, Peppers has played in 94.9% of the defensive snaps and has racked up 62 tackles, six pass deflections, and one interception.

“Things like that should never happen because I’m a professional,” Peppers declared.

There’s no one else to blame but me. I’ve been in the league for seven years; at twenty-eight, I should know better.

That caused some minor annoyance. Even though I’m grinning, I was furious. That is one (outcome) that I had hoped for, but ultimately, we’re not making enough progress toward completing it at this time.

“The guys in here, they know me,” he continued. I express what I think. Saquon was wearing the hot mic, and I caught myself in it without even giving him a chance to notify me.

“I don’t think it was appropriate that they released that, as there are a lot of things that are said on that football field, and I am aware of several individuals who are mic’d up every game that they choose not to wear.” That surprised me a little, but in the end, I take responsibility for it. I don’t run from what I say; I own everything I say.

In addition, Peppers acknowledged head coach Bill Belichick and the coaching group, referring to Belichick as “one of the best coaches to ever coach.”